This will keep thousands of Chinese from losing their jobs, meaning they won't try to illegally immigrate to America. You have to see the big picture here.
My solution is to put this at the end of every e-mail I send. It's worked great so far.
This message is for the named recipient(s) only. It may contain confidential, proprietary or legally privileged material not waived or lost by any mistransmission. Any interception, disclosure or use of this communication by other persons is unlawful. You must not, directly or indirectly, use disclose, distribute, print or copy any part of this message if you are not the intended recipient. If you believe you have received this communication by mistake, please delete it and all copies from your system, destroy any hard copies and notify the sender.
It's not really a good comparison. It's easy to skip a revision or three in the mobile phone upgrade cycle. With game consoles, if you want to play the new games, you kind of have to have the new console. But I don't want my current one to die before the next one is available, as that would leave me with a bad choice of throwing money away on a replacement current gen console for use until the next gen ones come out, or going without.
The AI would quickly pick up on the fact that you don't listen to the same music every Tuesday night and would play different albums for you each Tuesday. It would also quickly learn that you hate live music and would learn that you enjoy new music and so would play that for you.
They don't have a profile on me. I am connected to the internet through multiple VPNs, an onion router, I... huh, I just got an e-mail for a great deal on a VPN provider, cool beans!
How long until such a system gets hacked or abused? How would you troubleshoot problems? Do you want your WiFi continuously saturated with traffic passing through from God-knows-where?
I would expect things to COLLECT in the deepest portions. As current moves things around, they will eventually tend to settle in the deepest portions as it's much much likely that currents will sweep debris up and out of these places.
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They offered unlimited money, but as it turned out it wasn't really unlimited.
I'm guessing the real goal here is Panopticon:Toronto, where all activities are monitored and monetized.
Presumably that includes the US military.
Almost two full workdays of Netflix without a recharge?
This will keep thousands of Chinese from losing their jobs, meaning they won't try to illegally immigrate to America. You have to see the big picture here.
This message is for the named recipient(s) only. It may contain confidential, proprietary or legally privileged material not waived or lost by any mistransmission. Any interception, disclosure or use of this communication by other persons is unlawful. You must not, directly or indirectly, use disclose, distribute, print or copy any part of this message if you are not the intended recipient. If you believe you have received this communication by mistake, please delete it and all copies from your system, destroy any hard copies and notify the sender.
Is this somehow preferable to breaking a window and letting yourself in?
It's not really a good comparison. It's easy to skip a revision or three in the mobile phone upgrade cycle. With game consoles, if you want to play the new games, you kind of have to have the new console. But I don't want my current one to die before the next one is available, as that would leave me with a bad choice of throwing money away on a replacement current gen console for use until the next gen ones come out, or going without.
If we don't do it, someone else will. We need to do it for the same reason we keep an arsenal of nuclear weapons - to deter others from attacking us.
And don't even get me started on the necessity for defense from aliens.
You think it'll be acceptable when kids can make and share real-looking videos of their teachers getting plowed by Ron Jeremy?
The AI would quickly pick up on the fact that you don't listen to the same music every Tuesday night and would play different albums for you each Tuesday. It would also quickly learn that you hate live music and would learn that you enjoy new music and so would play that for you.
Yup, they'll do that right after they return everyone's money.
Simple math told us that the business model was faulty. I hope they paid themselves some nice salaries while it lasted.
All he needs to do is to not bush the 'button'
Fast-forward a couple of years.... You had one job. ONE FUCKING JOB!
Sure it does. It just means that everything thing that is currently in the public domain is all that will ever be in the public domain.
Right. The proper venue for such language is government, where sometimes you need to redefine things on the fly.
And for wasting beer.
I believe we've found the answer.
The viper pit of morons in that chamber will likely get distracted by Diamond and Silk or some shit before they ever get close to a positive vote.
LOL. Slashdotted.
They don't have a profile on me. I am connected to the internet through multiple VPNs, an onion router, I ... huh, I just got an e-mail for a great deal on a VPN provider, cool beans!
How long until such a system gets hacked or abused? How would you troubleshoot problems? Do you want your WiFi continuously saturated with traffic passing through from God-knows-where?
Fuck that. Tax it and fix some bridges.
I would expect things to COLLECT in the deepest portions. As current moves things around, they will eventually tend to settle in the deepest portions as it's much much likely that currents will sweep debris up and out of these places.
Never really understood why these were even allowed in the first place.